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Smarter Video™
Synchronized cameras, full resolution monitors, medical device data trends and logs, annotations, and high quality audio for live or post-review on your hospital's
network. All this in a single user interface that can be accessed through any browser makes for significantly smarter video distribution and playback. Search, filter,
and generate numerous reports on usage, sessions, medical device data and evaluations as well. |
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Automated Video Management
LiveCapture handles all aspects of video capture, organization, access, storage, and retrieval automatically. From key-word searches to advanced filtering, sessions
can be rapidly parsed and reviewed. Customizable roles and permissions allow for video segregation by departments and/or users. LiveCapture can hold years worth of
sessions or wipe itself clean on a scheduled basis depending on needs. |
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Access Anywhere in the Hospital
Because LiveCapture is 100% web-based software and can be pulled up anywhere on the secure hospital network, procedure reviews, training, and
debriefing sessions are no longer limited to DVDs or a single media room. Authenticated hospital staff can review material in their office or broadcast a live procedure to other
parts of the hospital. |
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Maximize Training and Research
In addition to LiveCapture's automated medical device data collection, user-driven assessment tools are seamlessly incorporated into session capture and reporting.
Free-text annotations, predefined annotations, and checklists can be assigned to teams or individuals. Then can also be used to highlight a particular event and analyze
processes or trends. |
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Seamless Medical Device Data Integration
LiveCapture integrates medical devices into session playback in two unique and powerful ways. First, medical devices are recorded in their native resolution
(meaning even small text and numbers are 100% legible) and played back in sync with the room’s camera angles. Second, LiveCapture "reads" the data via any VGA or DVI
output on your medical device and trends it over the length of the recorded session. These trended data points are dynamic and clickable, allowing users to jump to key
points in a captured procedure. For example, if a patient monitor was being read and trended by LiveCapture, it would be easy to spot points where heart rate or blood
pressure spike or drop and jump to that point in the synchronized videos by clicking the trendline. Both LiveCapture features are viewable in live or post review and
reports can be generated on the data as well outside of the session. |
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